The phrase "a basic condition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fundamental requirement or prerequisite for something to occur or be valid.
Example: "Access to clean water is a basic condition of maintaining public health."
Alternatives: "a fundamental requirement of" or "an essential prerequisite for".
It's a basic condition of visual culture.
Employees at this £250bn company get stock options as a basic condition of employment.
Throughout history, dire poverty has been a basic condition of the mass of mankind.
Emotion recognition is a basic condition of successful social cognition and interaction.
This position insists on a basic condition of justice — legal parity and equality for men and women who choose a long-term partner of the same sex.
Split-focus multiplicity is often a basic condition of Cunningham dance theater (and one reason his work reminds me of Chekhov's plays, in which two dissimilar things so often coincide).
According to our results, the establishment of dynamic temporary ponds seems to be a basic condition for population persistence of this species and can be realized within floodplain management activities.
A basic condition for the existence of peace, for achieving it and for preserving it, is security".
Genetic specificity is expected to arise as a basic condition for the functioning of the mutualistic interaction; but it cannot be interpreted as an evolved adaptation when studying mutualism effectiveness (Kiers et al. 2002; De Mazancourt et al. 2005).
Knowledge and understanding of the basic signal processing algorithms is therefore a basic condition for the successful design of a complete algorithm for solving a specific measurement task.
"Large areas of primary natural forest are a basic condition for the survival and reproduction of giant pandas in the wild," the report states.
